Author: Uri Blass
Date: 08:01:55 04/28/04
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On April 28, 2004 at 10:41:04, Uri Blass wrote: <snipped> >Of course my program is different and I do not use hash for pruning but >I see advantage of not using hash for pruning and the main advantage is that you >have more freedom in the evaluation function and I can let myself to have >evaluation that is dependent not only on the leaf position. > >Uri Only to make things clear when I say evaluation that is not dependent only on the leaf position I do not mean to root processors that change their static evaluation when the root position is changed. I mean that the same position may be evaluated different in the same search. An example is to have evaluation closer to a draw if you suspect perpetual check based on the fact that the inferior side gave many checks. You can get the same position also without many checks and in this case my evaluation is different. Uri
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